Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Whetter

Whettern.one who sharpens knives, &c.

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Whey

Whey, [whay]n.the ferous part of milk, thin and white

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Whey (2)

Whey, or Wheyisha.like whey, watery, thin

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Which

Whichpron.who, that, whether of two things

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Whicher

Whicherad.to what place or degree, how far

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Whichever

Whichever, or Whichsoeverpron.one or the other

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Whiff

Whiffn.a puff, blast, a fish;v.t.to blow out

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Whiffle

Whifflev.t.to prevaricate, shuffle, trick, play

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Whiffler

Whifflern.a shuffler, trickster, fifer, marcher

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Whiffletree

Whiffletreen.the bar to which traces are fastened for draft

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Whiffling

Whifflingn.a shuffling, inconstancy

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Whig

Whign.a party man opposed to a tory, whey, a friend to the revolution in America

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Whiggish

Whiggisha.inclined to whiggism, spirited

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Whiggism

Whiggismn.the principles of the whigs

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While

Whilen.time, a space of time;v.i.to loiter

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While (2)

While, or Whiles, or Whilstad.as long, as long as

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Whilere

Whileread.of or in old time, formerly, once, ob.

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Whim

Whim, or Whimseyn.an odd fancy, caprice, freak

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Whimper

Whimperv.i.to cry low, to cry as a child

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Whimpering

Whimperingn.the act of crying like a child

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Whimpled

Whimpleda.distorted, distorted with crying, ob.

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Whimsical

Whimsicala.capricous, oddly fanciful, odd

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Whimsically

Whimsicallyad.in a whimsical manner, oddly

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Whimsicalness

Whimsicalnessn.a whimsical temper, oddness

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Whin

Whinn.a shrub, a prickly shrub, furze

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Whinbrel

Whinbreln.an aquatic bird like a curlew

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Whine

Whinev.i.to moan meanly;n.a mean complain